Confused about JEE Mains & Advanced with two marksheets: Will it be a problem?

Ans: Hello Mark.
Here is a point-wise reply to your question:
(1) Since you appear for an isolated Mathematics exam, you should select "Appearing" in the application form, as you will receive your final mark sheet (including Mathematics) in June 2025.
(2) The isolated Mathematics mark sheet from the Maharashtra Board is valid for JEE examination.
(3) You are eligible for JEE Mains if you pass the isolated Mathematics exam and fulfill the general criteria (minimum qualifying percentage in 12th with PCM). To be eligible for JEE Advanced, you must qualify for JEE Mains and meet the category-wise cut-off criteria for Advanced.
Conclusion:- Appear for Maths subject separately, Fill Appearing in the JEE Exam form, Score Min qualifying marks in JEE+ 75% in PCM, appear for JEE (Adv)

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Ans: Hello Harshit.
Here is a pointwise reply to your question:
(1) You are eligible to appear for JEE (Mains) 2025
(2) If you get cut-off percentile in JEE (Main), you are eligible for JEE (Adv) 2025
(3) If you crack JEE (Adv), you will get admission to IIT
(4) You appear for Mathematics this year to save your full year.
(5) No need to take a drop only for mathematics.
(6) You try almost 2 attempts for JEE. If you do not succeed in the crack, do not take a chance on the 3rd attempt.

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Ans: Welcome back.
(1) For SPA (School of Planning and Architecture): SPA typically follows the eligibility criteria set by the Ministry of Education and may require a consolidated mark sheet or a certificate from the board confirming all subjects taken in a single examination session. If your Math subject is listed separately in a different marksheet from a later year (like 2025), it could be a concern for eligibility or consistency. It's always a good idea to directly check SPA’s admission guidelines or contact their admission office for clarification on this matter.
(2) For NITs (National Institutes of Technology): NITs often accept the mark sheet from the year in which you completed your final school examinations, but if you have an additional subject like Mathematics taken in a different year, it might be accepted as long as the results are clearly mentioned and the additional subject was recognized by the respective board. You should ideally provide both marksheets (if the Mathematics marksheet is from a different year) during the application process, and mention it clearly while submitting documents. For exact details, you can consult the NIT admission guidelines or their helpdesk, especially regarding whether a supplementary marksheet would be acceptable for a subject like Mathematics.

Note: Ensure that both marksheets indicate that they are part of the same educational course and that all necessary details, including subject codes, are provided.

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